We offer 2 optional specialisations:

Hospitality Management

F&B management and business development, Quality management in hotels and the hospitality industry, Financial management, Controlling, Revenue management, Health and food science knowledge, Health tourism management

Tourism Strategic Planning

Applied mathematics-statistics, Econometric and modelling methods, Tourism and international economics, Integrated marketing, Analysis and evaluation of regional resources, Strategic planning in tourism, Quality management in destinations

Knowledge of Economics and Social Sciences:

(e.g.: Economic Statistics and Decision Analysis, Strategic Management and Planning, Research Methodology and Creativity Development, Economic and Financial Policy)

General Professional Knowledge:

(e.g.: Tourism systems, International hotel and hospitality management, Leadership, Creative project, Marketing management in tourism, Sustainable development and tourism planning)

Students who successfully complete the MSc degree in Tourism Management will have the following skills and be able to:

• Confidently integrate and creatively apply theoretical and practical knowledge of the tourism sector and the economy in general,
• Interpret tourism knowledge in a multicultural and global context,
• Think strategically and innovatively for successful decision-making and problem solving,
• Effectively manage and co-operate within an organisational framework, exploiting synergies between tourism co-operation networks,
• Communicate convincingly at a high level, in both written and oral, and
• Utilise an ethical approach to economic problems based on environmental and social responsibility.

Graduates will find positions in:

• tourism enterprises,
• local governments and ministries,
• travel agencies,
• tourist destination management organisations,
• tourism marketing companies, and
• organisation and management in non-profits and NGOs.